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Shautrf Or Shtiaid No! Do.
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J S Aarwick le t .Monday for
n tv th ys deer hunt in Southern
Oregon.
B'-st quality ootui wrappers,
n« a*ly printe I to conform with
th- law, GOc per hundred at the
N «ws office.
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When rer.e ving your subscrip­
tion to the N«-w.«, don’t forget t<
remind us of the b.g tnagazin«
ofTer.
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Tue Scio Dramatic Club w I
present ’’The Deep Purple” at
Mill City tonight, which i a
guarantee that the residents of
that thriving little city will s«.<
u first class show.
Th«« Parent Teachers Assoc a-
tion will hold a meeting t< mor
row, Friday, evening at 8 o'clock
in the High School
A eml•>
room. All those interested are
urged to be present
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Why not kill that winter meat
where it ia handy and easy t<
keep clean and sanitary.
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us«« of our slaughter house and
to-la arc free tJ all that car.« to
use them. Sanitan Market.
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The big Albany Round-l'p ÎM
a thing of the past, and from ah
rejiorts was a very credit ib <
show, though not on as large a
scale as som«* other
similar
events. The Albanians ar- I <•
ginning to make plans for
bigger and latter show Hex:
year if it is definitely decided t
repeat the p rfr.rmance.
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The News has l> • n inform«?
t ml the name of the littl- lad’
wlo iit stopping with Mr an
Mra N B Mo«tH s1 oul«l hav • I h ««« i
pi •< n ns
Marjory
Eliz:d>«fl
Mos
Tu« s lav afternoon rev-
eral of th<- R««b<»knhn paid nn in
formal call nt th«« Moses hom<
«•neh t-ikiog nlong a pr sent for
Mibs M ■• •»•».
The work of improving Main
str««et wa* commenced in ««nr; ««ht
last Monday morning.
A heavy
lav««r of coarse crushed rock is
being used for th«« foundation,
after which a fine layer several
inches in thicKncss is used, each
layer being repeat-dly
rollmt
by a big steam rolier.
It will
make a first chins street, and om­
ni which Scio may well b< proud
when finished
Geo. G Bingham of Salem and
Ex-senator L J Adams of Wood­
burn were in town Welnesda«.
afternoon in the interest of Mr
Uinghim'« candidacy for Circuit
Judge of this district.
Next
week the News will attempt to
give a few of the reasons wty
It ia in favor of the election of
Mr Bingham and Judge Percy R
Kelly for the two positions of
Circuit Judge.
Emanuel Bio »m, a wood cutt« r
suffered a stroke of apop’« xy
while at work Tuesday afternoon
and died a few minutes later.
He lived in a cabin near Crab­
tree. an«l Lad been in this vicin­
ity for about three years,
From
what he had told and from | a-
pers found after his death, it
np|>ears tF^t he and his wife
. i ... «»------- just
separated in Pennsylvania
before he came to the coast, and
ih»« died about a year ago.
No
relatives are known outside of
the former state. iMceased was
51 years of age. The remain.«
were Interred tn Franklin Butt«
cemetery Wednesday afternoon. ]
When you an- attending a large
■«-»•ption it i» one of the rule» of
■viety. which n<> one mu»t wan-
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»nlv break, to If»>r the ho»v»»
«I gnw-t her ’ r.t
At all large
tliermg» the I« u»u»dly to be
uml »tiiin-whcre near the door
■ g ’lie fir»t part of the time,
ir t I u gu« »-t ha* ret-U'd her,
ia « .*»■ fo app««ar bhn«l to atlier
I .ifUn entanee». But xrb« n »be i» »tir-
* ♦Uld* I» I In a «-ro*d ‘t i* ¡«*rmi»»ible
i. «• fr.« nd», only ttic gueat
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•..►t rv .<r ignore the h--t«»'. but
Feet her a* aoon in p'Maible.
To app««.:r formal and auanirioua
f other Pri!---1» i* very bad harm
•nl a jH/or compliment tn th«« host.
,'ui:r fr.-io’.’» fncii«'« »h-uld bego«»d
n u-h for your fri««nd*hip, and to
land ale''il »«¡t .• for introduc-
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n i. . kr
no-<>ta«' i»n't
-count -I n« alivn« ». hut ign-rance
nd poor breeding.
Un pnrtv it 1« the duty of each
idividual to do hit little bit to-
ard making a *ui «•«•»» of the gather-
ig
If a girl «an sing, and her
>te«<» a»k» her to do »0, »'ne »houl«l
blige without aiiV excuse*.
Don’t ehiitt« r while any one ia per-
- ruling for your pleasure or ximne-
nent. To do »<> i» a* ill bred as
<>uld I m « turning v mr bo< k up«..-, a
H'r on who came up to »|wak to
on.
Huslaand» and wive» are »unj»oaed
o ignore ««a h other aornrwnat at
arti «
Xo hnstcM puts them side
v - I'« nt table, and if card» form
lie > !i f amusement they arc not
tip' t-ed to plan at the same table,
atale« the company 1» t<«<> »mall tc
ivoid it.
Pcrhapa it i» tinn-i <«»*nrv to re
. nd «•»;• 1 '-«I couples that, al-
• bough all tli- world love» a lover
et lovemaking at public gather-
n f* 1« much out of place.
It 1» the dutv <>f «'Verv girl to I*
• atural, not to »tick to one chair as
if it «cr<« part of one’s turnon, not
to I m « overshy. yet never to mouotap.
m yth « or an; ‘ .<lv. In fact.
■1 clever gue»t ha» nearlv a« manv
«hit ■ * as one'« hosteaa.—New York
Gblie.
F,»h U»«d For Soap.
Tli<« arglcr or li-hing f««»g. though
(;<,uh<«n* common, mm « m« more gon-
I -.div <! trilmtf d around England’»
. ■». t> than »nine »utliorilic» «up-
po»i« The iingh’r n »«» tailed from
. the « uriou* "rial ami hai’.” formed
,v n modification of a -xy of the
front tlor-nl f’n. whn h Wa. former­
ly fancied to attract »mailer fi«b,
but the entire hid<*»n« body ii a
marvclou. mimetic adaptation to
the bottom of the «ra, upon which
the creature walk«, mung the pec­
toral fin. for feet.
Th,» marine
ogre ha* little value except for mu-
»euin», but the g.dl ia ii»i<l by Irish
'Au-lierwomcn to bb-ach linen, and
in 1< - land it i» utilized for the man*
ufuct-.ire of soap.—St. Jamea’ Ga­
zette.
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Too much n<-.»r <>-«fen» n«; toe
ouch light blind« «»; too gnrat a
’’•tun «- or t«x> much of proximity
I cquallv prevent« u* from licing able
•o »ee; too lofg «nd too »hart a <ti»-
• our»e ob»enre, our knowWge of a
ib c. t. ton mo<h of tnth «tun» u»
I — Paaral.
M« P-O.»d It.
Ik>wti i r« »no way lived a man
who woe <p. tc attentive to a woman
1 oho had a lovely young daughter,
av. th«' San FranciA-» Chronicle.
Ilia fr»«;u«-nt cnlia at tbe Lome of
the l»u w«re a*» uotio aide that the
■ • ighbor» la-jnu to »peculate. On«-
I-lay th» woman »poke to her »uitur
thua, "The neighbor» »ay that you
«re courting me for mv money."
"Foolish chatter," he countered,
with a laugh. "Don’t pay any at­
tention to «tich idle goMip.
To
prove that I am not 1 »ugg«-*t that
you d«ed <11 of your property to
your daughter."
Thi» the woman did, and the next
day the man eloped with the lovely
youug daughter.
Pendleton Normal School
Proven Necessity
(Cop |««<1 from I'orl'and Ore«onlan i
The <»r»ton Norn»»!
MOSMlU TH. Or« . June J*
students eneo'I--U 744.
Bela» ol opened th!» week
lar<r«t on record for slat« Norma! in Oregon ....
bow to care f< r large »1 r‘«-nt I» h 1> a prv.bi* 11
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X<0 Uing rro»d««t into auditorium «.'h »»»ting ra
pwelt? of 4M Gall» nr« ! «a with extra rhvir» la
aialea
Mor* than IM atadenla »♦ •!'■<! 00 pUUortu
Now boarding boa»»» eomplricd. «ddltlcns to rex m
Inc bouse» bull! and tent« u»cd One hundred girla
»l<-p on upper fl«M>r <»f »cbool
The offa, lai aehoo! report give« IM rr»*!e pepila
laa Monmouth, tor Iractaer practl.v
Read what tho»e you have elected to handle the
affa»rt of your »tate and who are thoroughly informed
regarding school condition* in Oregon have to say
concerning measure 308 on the ballot at the coming
election :
8> Jimtl withycomb«. Governor «f Oregon:
t»ng(,i
in ufiqi rtli« ’ «bl) in nted *>f n«ut« normul
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i w >f h «ni i'< fnJie|;4, ig (h<
«fi« sa. i*' » l*r «
h*»«4 <»t thl« fl««* In ICeMrtWti Otrf««ti
By J. A. Churchill, »1*1« Buprnnt»nd«nt •< Public
Instruction
I ir
t that th* voter« of the M(«i«
«««l«t in
miffing th* «lundaftl of o|Bf •« h-»»>L« b) fr»tabh«h>tiff sa
Htoat» No insti Mv hoe/i *< fVnslirtun
By P. L- Campbell. President of the University of
Orsgon.
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Br*4«4 hs Oregon
*” *> ««,»(1, Clack.
The Spanmli painter Rilwra, Mr.
I ildun«« Ma. fall recall« in his "Ilia-
t<»ry of Painting," worked with auch
error that all count of time «al
oat tn him.
"He made n living
lock to check the pairing hour».
II « «errant <anae every hour to the
tihlm to «. it in a loud and stately
’Another hour ha» gone. Si­
gnor t'avalicre!’ “
A W.-d «•
Avaided.
Wife — Well, di<! you fin«l out
.hut it wan I «aid that offended
Mr* Younrbride? Hub—Yea. her
ti*ban«l told me. It aeema that vou
• «•marked. “I *ee you’re in-talle«l in
.»nr new home," and a* they’ve fur-
i-lu-d on the in-talhncnt plan »he
hnutht vou were trying tn l>e funny
t their expense. — Borton Tran
ript
Toole, the gre/» L.'.g!i»h rome-
dmn. wa* once greatly tickled at
finding m a French provincial town
a |»«»t««r animtincing a tranolatmu
of "Walker. I«nndnn.‘‘ th«« farce
which hr hint*««lf had made famona.
The adapter had tr:in«litlc«l tlic title
a* “Ixoidr«'* qui «e pminene,’’ or
‘Ixind.'n a Inch gne» >>11! for walk»."
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urgrt.t.y
By W J Kerr. President of thè Oregon Agricultural
College.
n. r the people of Pendutoti are inlllalmf a motiure
fur liir ratebiiahmeiit tsf u .Normal h« hvol al (net pia« •.
it Wiit give niff >».* «aure to n«4ppor( (iti» m«a«tuf*
By J H Ac*erman( President Oregon Normal School.
at Mcnmouth
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* ««rrfij «r-.alyeiB of the attuation wlll forviare any
one fhul Ofrg. it
« Normal Hchoot in bùmttem Or»
gxt» a«*<1 !*♦ »iiErlon fillff ail the g. vvrnrnrht rrquif«menta
By the County School Superintendents of Oregon
K<
lived that it 1« th* «enee of the County s* huol
H- k • • i.lei tlentff of the Miai» «tf Oregon, tu « onvenliun
*• • •• «Iti.tr J ti «I II’« »‘«’«I »I'teftrffl« of iht «• h<Msl« of the
Hlais ilmiuind »huutkad fa« Hili*« for the training of
tew
r t », »n»1 t'«ai a«, thetrf« •«
eodoroe the hiltlutlve
nts'aawr«- to • «labHah a Xutmtl X» htasi at I’etwllelon ”
By Mrs Chari«« H Caatnar, Prvaidvnl of th« Oregon
F«d«ration of Wom.n a
"I moil
S*- h«*t*l ul
heartily ¡•hd.ir»»
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Mor mal
Prof Robert C French. Form«» Präsident
.Normal School Lecated at Weeton
of th«
Al -r»»mr«Jtate c»i*l li«finimi of aut h a »< hnul at «M.ma
< «ni «I (><•«’■( «• • h .»* I’r fidivi ufi a«a«*ad pfU** « gfOat uMWwt
to the Hlale of
B
F. Mulkey, L« President Southern Oregon Normal
School :
I *‘.a|i «I pf* «ri the I •« a li c»n
No» mal X» bovi ««I |**ndle|<«|(
ut
«n
Kaetern
Oregon
State Board of Regents of Oregon Nomini School
•led.ires dial ’’the iiccessilv for additional Normal
school facilities in Oregon i» appiirent."
Portland (.handier <«l (. oiiiiiht «« « ndonu-s measure
30X <nd say Pciifilelon most logical location for Nor­
mal -ciiool in lùislcrii Oregon
308 X YES
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is A VOTE FOR YOUR CHILDREN
K««1*en i’>f«<<tö h'tetr .N*<«rr»»«»l X«
(’««nimlltre
Hy J H tlainn be»« y
I'rf «iirt«»t
Ore
W. C. Hawley
Republican and
Progressive
Direct Primary Nominee for
CONGRESS
A vote for
Representative Hawley
Juggernaut.
Juggernaut—or "lord of the
world'' an» »uppo»c<l to be one of
the m«arnatio:u of Kruhna. The
idol 1» formed of an irregular pyra­
midal black atone, with two large
diamond» to represent eye». The
nose and moutn are painted ver­
milion. An immerse number of pil-
gnms
annually, reseb
g.iiua vitit
via.» the
u v idol
iuvi nuuuaiij. irmd*
¡ng up into the million*. Juggcr-
worship u»ed to be • terrible
thing, but it is not what it once
was. The state allowance to the
temple was »«»pended bv the Indian
government in 1831, and the festl-
is one for an
Price Announcement
Experienced
Clean
Able
Faithful
and Effective
Public Servant
The following Hat prices on Ford care and chassis, f. o
Detroit, bacatile effective August I, 191«;
Ford (haul»
Llnaaln'a G«tty»burg Ipaaeh.
Mr. Lincoln wg» not the "orator
of the day" upon the occasion of
(he dedication of the soldiers' ceme­
tery at Gettysburg. That honor be­
longed to Edward Everett, «ho ful­ A’/
filled his duties there by delivering
one of bis clal>orate orations that
kept him on hi» feet for more than II*.
two hours. It is said to have been
u splendid oration, and yet it is (Palli Adv.)
»lean forgotten, while Lincoln’s lit­
tle speech, prepared on his knee ns
lie »»> traveling in the cars to Try Pineapple Pepsin
Gettysburg, ia known all over tbe
for Your Indigestion
world.
T'in*appl« Juh e h«i been proved t
poesie remerkahle value as a «
arh medicine. ComVTnrd with p« i -
a^dother Ingrr. Henle as it le I
JtATpk
rrpsiN cox-,
rol NI» Il produr re eurprielr.g ber
ft We not only recommend NAT« »
riNEAprLK rrpxiN cowrouNr.
eut five a positive money ba h ruir.
ant«* with every le or 11 < » bottle
Try IL All dragfiole also
ff<W«ty F«rg«tful.
"You forgot to get that »ilk for
me*" «he a»k* “Uhv, I ti<«d that
«trip of doth around your finger
thia very morning to remind you
of if
Th»
hn.lwnil «Urce blunklv at
C. A. Everett, Seto, Oregon
IJ25.00
M8.00
Ford Touring Car..
MO. oo
Ford Coupeiat.........
505.00
Ford Town Car....
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Ford f“odan............
pu bl ica n Con pressi on - 1
al Committee,
J Culver, Chairman. I
b.
Ford Runabout
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Please read his record in
the pamphlet sent to ft’-i
<ry resist end voter by
the Secretary of State.
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,ue -tno »T <•: tu a: o tn« n »a»».
"Well, I’ll be J -g'-ied! And here
I’ve (»ceti trying all da» t«> reinem-
'«•r how I happeu< J I«* hurt my Ùn­
ger
Chicago Po»t.
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• •a as » * is • • •
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595. 00
«45.00
Wt guarantee that tharv wtll ba no réduction In ths above
priera nrior to August 1, 1917—but ran gtv» no uturuace
wbatovrr axainst an advanee in thasa priera at an/ tuxia.
On Display and For Sale nt
FRED T. BILYEU Residence
Ph«>ne, Home 27
For a Muddy Compievi««
SCIO,
OREGON
Trespass notices. 5c each at
Taka Chamberlain’s Tablets and the News office.
adopt a diet of vegetable» and careala.
Taka outdoor exercise daily and your
complexion will be greatly improved
Clover sacks for sale by the
within a few months. Try it. Obtain­
able everywhere.
Scio Milling Co.